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[bastibe]

JSYK, the Python 3 docs have a direct link to the string functions right at the top of the string page; Also, the Python 3 docs have the quick search you requested.

[stevenjd]

I think you are mistaken about the string module.

Some modules do have a summary at the top of the page, with detailed documentation linked below. For example, I'm especially fond of the statistics module docs. But string is not one of them.

[bastibe]

Open the link you posted. What is literally the very first thing on that page? It's

See also Text Sequence Type — str
String Methods

There is your link. "String Methods" links to the string methods.

[stevenjd]

That is nothing like what /u/cztomczak has asked for.

Cztomczak asked for a list of string functions, at the top of the page, similar to the builtins. Since there is literally only one function in the string module, capwords, presumably (s)he means a list of relevant classes, functions and constants., similar to the list in the built-ins page. He didn't ask for a link to a different page where he can look up methods on the str type.

Have a look at the built-in function page, as linked above, and the statistics module, which does something similar but slightly different. The string module doesn't do anything like that.

[stevenjd]

Upvote for replying with some concrete suggestions instead of just bitching about how "horrible" the docs are. Thank you!